Through the month of October, the Red Mill Gallery will host The Parallax View of Pearl Street from the Red Mill Gallery Dark Room by artist duo, Gibson + Recorder (Sandra Gibson and Luis Recorder). This special installation will transform the gallery into a camera obscura, from October 1st - November 4th. Viewing will be available in-person (by appointment only) and a Virtual Gallery Talk will be on November 4th, from 7 - 8 pm.
In-person viewings by appointment - please contact galleries@vermontstudiocenter.org to make arrangements!
A zoom link to the virtual talk/tour will be provided here, closer to the date.
Sandra Gibson (b. 1968, Portland, OR) and Luis Recoder (b. 1971, San Francisco, CA) have exhibited their celebrated expanded cinema performances and installations since 2000. Their works are in the permanent collections of the Whitney Museum of American Art, Memorial Art Gallery, Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, and Museum Kunstpalast in Düsseldorf. Their inaugural foray into the protocinematic technique of the camera obscura, titled Topsy-Turvy: A Camera Obscura Installation, was commissioned in 2010 by the public arts organization Mad.Sq.Art and exhibited in 2013 at Madison Square Park in NY. During a residency at the Exploratorium in 2016 they exhibited another iteration titled Obscurus Projectum in which a screening room was converted into a large-scale camera obscura with a view toward the San Francisco bay. Special thanks to Visual Arts Program Manager of Vermont Studio Center Kristen Mills for coordinating the installation of The Parallax View. Gibson + Recoder live and work in NY.
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